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What (who) is Ward Street Bordello District - definition
Ward Street Bordello District
HUMAN SETTLEMENT IN JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
The Ward Street Bordello District, or "The Line" was a district of over 64 bordellos which were located along Ward Street in Jacksonville, Florida, US.
Ward (electoral subdivision)
![Cork]], Ireland, were defined in 1853 and last used for elections in 1914. The boundary ran down the middle of Castle Street, where nameplates remained in situ in 2022.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Castle Street Cork ward signs.png?width=200 "Cork]], Ireland, were defined in 1853 and last used for elections in 1914. The boundary ran down the middle of Castle Street, where nameplates remained in situ in 2022.")
SUBDIVISION OF A LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT, USED FOR ELECTORAL PURPOSES
Ward (politics); Electoral ward; Ward (electoral area); Ward (subnational area); Ward (subnational division); Ward (electoral division); Ward (administrative division); Ward (subnational entity); Ward (political district); Ward (land division); Ward (division); City ward; City Ward; Municipal ward; Ward (country subdivision); Ward (council); Electoral Ward; Civil ward; Council ward
A ward is a local authority area, typically used for electoral purposes. In some countries, wards are usually named after neighbourhoods, thoroughfares, parishes, landmarks, geographical features and in some cases historical figures connected to the area (e.
Perry Street and District League
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL LEAGUE IN ENGLAND
Perry Street League; Perry Street and District Football League; Perry Street & District League
The Perry Street and District League, commonly known as the Perry Street League, is a football competition with clubs from south Somerset, west Dorset and East Devon, England. The league was formed in 1903 by Charles Edward Small, the owner of the Perry Street Lace Works, who is commemorated by the three spools of lace depicted on the league's crest.
